The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-05
CENTRAL COM MITTEE.
ErERYTHING THOROUOHLY ORGAN-
IzFD FOR THE COMING FRAY.

I Mf--f3. y. T. ihkOi bHdlIndHf H. T..
/ Tcnscr secretary; Renheimer, Hill,
| Rawlings, o O'Bannon, Tiller, Levy, Hous-
ton. Gibbons, Smith, Burton, Brannan,
/ lIaskins, Grymes, Wood of Jefferson.
/ Wood Of Jackson, Curtis, Bigger, and
/ Taylor The name of Mr. Dennis Wren
was proposed as a member lie was
m nimously elected, and came forward
and took his seat
THE LIST or CANDIDATES
before the primary was announced as fol-
lows
j. H. O'BannOn, Clay ward.
H. l.. Carter, Clay ward.
ia. Quits, Marshall ward.
JT. Wallace, Marshall ward.
II. S VI. Valentine, Marshall ward.
A. $ Buford, Monroe ward.
LYON G. Tyler, Madison ward
Meade liaskins. Jefferson ward
of these candidates the names Of four
are fO be voted for at the primary cleo
/ ton tomorrow Any ticket containing
more or less than four names will be
thrown out
JUDGES AND CLERKS.
The following list Of judges and clerks
of election in The various wards were an
nounced
MADISON WARD
First Precinct Voting place, 6l5 East
/ Marshall street Robert T. Reynolds and
S. Taylor Evans, judges F A. Beier,
clerk
eec0ud Preriuct-COtIelrs coal office,
between Eighth and Ninth streets James
MacDougall and r. p. Mayo, judges; W.
E. Johnson, clerk.
Tli6 Pptcnct-No. 9 North Seventh
street o. f. McGeehee and W w. scott,
udecs. W g.. Harvey, clerk.
Fouh PreciRct-Burroughs' coal Office,
Seventh street between Main and Cary
|F. P Jones and T b. Bott, Jro judges :
John ID Quarles, clerk
JACKSON WARD.
Frr.t precinct-62O Brook avenue
Julius 10th and Henry Heeke, Judges
Spottswood ID Chamberlayne, clerk
Slc0ud PrCcHct-NO. ST. James street
81 s. Jenkins and Michael DOherty,
Judges William p Southall, clerk
ILrd PrcqHct-SecOnd and Duyal
streets W. J Stevens and j. +. Shilling
Judges w. NJ. ONcil, clerk.
Fa,yh Prconct-5O7 North Seventeenth
street John Finnerty and J. c. Donella
/ Judges Dennis Wren, clerk.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First procinct-No. 10 North Fourteenth
street. under Exchange Hotel J. W Fray
ser and Charles Otey, Judges II Chan
cellor, clerk.
S,eond Precnct-Old Market T. j. Rob
ertson and VIM. Keehen, judges; Thomas
Hmgerford, clerk
TIr3 Precnct-No 1921 East Main
street #. r. Richardson and y Bailey
udpcs Edward Beville, clerk
Fouh Preciact-Broad street between
Twenty-frst and Twenty-second H. ;
Anderson and NJ j. Mussen, Judges
George W White, clerk.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct-W -Westham House W. ;
. Pitcher and Robert Ralston, Judges JohT
Scott, clerk.
Scgud Houcks, on BrosC
street W J. Baker and A. b. Apperson
udees. +. T. lsbell, clerk
71hd Precinct Broad street, opposite
Aliens carpenter shop A J.. BurfurC
and c. " Clash, judges; - Grady
clerk
Fourh Precinct Martin Oeter's l.. l.
Lacy and A. McWilliams, judges G. A
Hill, clerk
MARSHALL WARD.
First Pruiuct-3l2O Lester street JohI
, j Cannon Judge, Joseph Sorg, clerk.
p Nr4nd PreeiHct-2ii2 East Broad street
w. III. Williams and John f. Whitloc (
Judges Charles Cannon, clerk.
7Ird Precinct Mason x Hale's, Twen
tv-ffth street James II. Goddin and L
Cherry Judges w Boatright, clerk
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct-First between Main ant
Cary streets H. H. .ekins and John A
Mosby. Judges w NJ. Winston, clerk
S,coud Procinct-Corner Second an
. Grace streets: Thomas Elicit and }. Il
Garter Judges Jordon Martin, clerk
TLvf PreciHct-Adams between Broa,
, and MARSHALL Andrew KrOuse and I'D
ward Clark, judges John Hyslopf
clerk
+ Fourth Precinct-Corner Third ant
4 Marshall 5. L. Bloomberg and {. {
Brown. Judges NJ. VI. Myer, clerk.
fttM PreciHct-COner Second an'
/. Canal J. c. Hanron and w A. Price
Judges Robert IOmpkins, clerk.
After receiving these reports the chair
man announced that the committee ha'
received an invitation to attend the gran'
+, Democratic rally at Denny Park, Rock
etts The invitation was accepted, ant
the committee adjourned to meet in tn
F. Circuit Courtroom Thursday night at i
- O'Clock 10 receive the returns from th
b primaries
Selling Liquor 80 Minors.
The two continued cases of Phil She
and John REILLY, charged with selling
liquor to minors, was heard yesterday Il
p tbe Police Court Mr.. Charles '. Mere
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